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    The Auditor Might Choose a <B>primarily Substantive Approach</b> When Auditing
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The Auditor Might Choose a primarily Substantive Approach When Auditing

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The auditor might choose a primarily substantive approach when auditing assertions that are affected by a high degree of subjectivity or involve highly complex transactions.

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